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Yearly Archives: 2020

An unprecedented crisis: The economic ramifications of Covid-19
Article
/ 4 April 2020

An unprecedented crisis: The economic ramifications of Covid-19

The ways in which we respond to the coronavirus pandemic will determine the world that greets us when we emerge from lockdown

By Quentin du Plessis
Jair Bolsonaro: the president who ‘ordered his country to die’
Article
/ 4 April 2020

Jair Bolsonaro: the president who ‘ordered his country to die’

The Brazilian president broke self-isolation, despite being exposed to Covid-19, and has encouraged his supporters to do the same, while his health minister battles to contain the crisis

By Benjamin Fogel
Covid-19’s silver lining: A taste of a post-development world
Article
/ 4 April 2020

Covid-19’s silver lining: A taste of a post-development world

The coronavirus epidemic has thrown issues such as gross income and ownership inequality into the spotlight, as we try to find ways to navigate through this crisis

By Casper Lӧtter
Traditional media: A block against deadly pathogens and people
Article
/ 3 April 2020

Traditional media: A block against deadly pathogens and people

Several polls since the start of the pandemic show a majority of people checking the news several times a day and turning to trusted news sources and state broadcasters rather than social media

By Kate Bartlett
In the face of the pandemic, human rights are a necessity
Africa
/ 3 April 2020

In the face of the pandemic, human rights are a necessity

The Covid-19 pandemic is throwing the poor governance of some African countries into sharp relief

By Solomon A Dersso
Mbalula defends changing taxi operating times
Article
/ 3 April 2020

Mbalula defends changing taxi operating times

Regulations for taxis have been relaxed over the last few days of the lockdown prompting criticism. Transport minister Fikile Mbalula however, has defended the decision

By Thando Maeko
A week in lockdown: SA Covid-19 cases at 1 505
Article
/ 3 April 2020

A week in lockdown: SA Covid-19 cases at 1 505

The health department says it is awaiting confirmation on whether two deaths in Kwazulu-Natal are related to the coronavirus disease

By Lester Kiewit
Kenya’s government can’t tackle the pandemic alone. It needs civil society
Africa
/ 3 April 2020

Kenya’s government can’t tackle the pandemic alone. It needs civil society

Kenya’s government has excluded nongovernmental organisations and other groups such as churches from its emergency decision-making. This is a mistake

By Patrick Gathara
A letter to Ciham Ali, in an Eritrean jail on her birthday
Africa
/ 3 April 2020

A letter to Ciham Ali, in an Eritrean jail on her birthday

Ciham Ali was born in the United States and moved to Eritrea with her family. When Ciham tried to leave, she was arrested at the border. After eight years, Human Rights Watch have called for her release

By Vanessa Tsehaye
New energy mix on the cards
Special Reports
/ 3 April 2020

New energy mix on the cards

REI4P already has and will continue to yield thousands of employment opportunities

By Derek Davey
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